OwlTree 3 Pack Thermal Pads, 100x100mm, 0.5mm, 1mm, 1.5mm, Highly Efficient Thermal Conductivity 12.8W/mK, Heat Resistant Silicone Grease for Laptop Heatsink, CPU, GPU, SSD, IC, LED Cooler

Works great for repairs. Used it on my RTX 3090 to replace the thermal pads with no issues with temperatures. I love the fact that it comes with 3 different thickness incase you needed for a specific thickness for the repair.

Cumple con mis expectativas

Amazing, I redid my overdo paste and pads on my gpu and it all worked out great, came as advertised, thickness was what I needed and was easy to apply. I went from 82-86C on my gpu on high demand to now 42-43C and my idles dropped 5-7C. Highly recommend these, rating is nice and overall quality.

Worked well to repast my gpu, brought temps down to a good level!

I'm not using these on anything as extreme as an actual CPU, so I can't really verify how well they work for anything that extreme (paste still reigns supreme for real processors) but for what little I've used this on so far it seems to work fairly well. This stuff is strangely tacky. It's almost putty-like. On the one hand it tears very easily (so try to get an application right on the first try) but on the other hand it also is a bit more suitable for some less... standard uses. For example, stuffing into a GPU over coils that whine badly. However, it doesn't actually work like real putty, so don't think you can shape it to fit something. It's just a bit sticky and tacky so more likely to remain in place if crammed in.This offers three decent thicknesses to choose from (though I wouldn't complain if the sheets themselves were larger) so you can probably find a fit for most applications. All in all a pretty decent product.

Easy to apply, works perfectly and they come in a variety of sizes that should meet all your needs. No more overheating for me. Stop wasting your time with messy thermal paste and switch to these thermal pads today.

With one pack, I was able to refurbish a motherboard and three video cards (though I did use high-end grease, not pads, for the GPU itself). In every case, temperatures were drastically better versus the stock pads. Note that these are not as rubbery as your typical 3W/mK pads that ship on OEM devices, so they're also not nearly as easy to work with. These are more like preformed thermal paste you might find on OEM heatsinks, and are probably not ideal in situations where your device will be disassembled and reassembled regularly. But for long-term applications, these are really good. Just be careful and wear gloves if possible when handling. I've also found that the flat end of a scribe tool (aka "spudger") to be extremely helpful in working with these pads. If you take your time and do things right, the high temperature capacitance is worth the extra effort.

I'm a fairly advanced builder. I've been building my own PCs (and others) for 30+ years now. I'm also a perfectionist.First, the good: The pads seem to be the correct sizes. The material seems right. The packaging was fine. The price was reasonable.Only one complaint: The pad has a clear piece of backing on one side, and a light blue translucent piece of backing on the other side. The light blue one pretty much falls off, which is fine (you want fairly easy removal of the backing). The clear stuff, though, is permanently attached to the pads. For the 1mm pad, this is almost tolerable, because you can take a razor blade and carefully insert it between the pad and the backing, and then use that little bit of pad that comes up to pull the pad off of the backing. But the .5mm pad is too thin to pull off of the backing. You literally have to slice it off the backing, the whole way. Fortunately, I am well equipped with tools, and experienced, but if you don't have a couple extra hours to spare, you might consider finding a pad that has more friendly backing.I always feel badly giving bad news reviews, but this produce tempted me to say some pretty bad words working with it. Hopefully the manufacturer will read this and improve the product.